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    Pierogibites & More

    4.6 (160 reviews)
    ModeratePolish, Soup, Ukrainian
    Open 11:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    Goat cheese & Arugula PIEROGI  4pc Bacon, Egg & Cheese PIEROGI  4pc
    Gabriella G.

    The pierogis are absolutely delicious! Highly recommend the goat cheese & arugula with the side of raspberry sauce! The sauce is a MUST it completes the dish.

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    Rachel W.

    Clams or oysters? Clams or oysters? That's what we wanted on this super hot day. Somehow we wound up at Pierogibites, and boy, we're we happy! The place is larger than we thought with a counter for ordering and pickup. On the left was a cute waiting area with a small table and upholstered chairs so you can wait for friends. And there are about 8 good sized tables for dining in. Stefan came over right away to seat us, give us water and menus. The menus have wooden covers which was cool. I had already looked at the menu online, so I knew I was getting the Polish Platter - a mix of the most popular dishes. The Kielbasa had the best snap. I had 3 pierogies, 2 potato and one Sauerkraut and Mushroom. I got them boiled which is definitely the way to go. The stuffed cabbage was huge and came with either mushroom or tomato sauce. I got both. There was also the most delicious beet sauerkraut. It was meant for the pierogies, but I just ate it Plain it was so good. The sour cream was the cream on top - literally. For a drink, I got the house made strawberry juice. Sweet and refreshing on this hot day Stefan checked on us multiple times, but not in an annoying way. Hubby got a Polish beer and borscht as an appetizer. The cucumber and dill perfectly Flavored the Beets. Again, super refreshing on this hot day. He also got a platter that came with 6 pierogies of his choosing, kielbasa coins, jalapeños covered in cheese. The only complaint was there was too much cheese so the taste of the food was diminished. All in all, this was a great experience. Their menu makes you want to order everything, so we'll be back soon.

    Kielbasa & Pierogi Plate
    Lauren M.

    Pierogi lovers, take note--this meal was pure comfort done right. To start, we split the the potato latkes and they were outstanding: perfectly crisp on the outside, tender on the inside, and clearly made with perfection. I have had my fair share of latkes, and these were some of the best I have ever had. For an entree, I had 4 pan fried pierogis. The goat cheese and arugula pierogis were the surprise hit--creamy, tangy goat cheese balanced beautifully by the arugula, all wrapped in delicate, pierogi. I didn't think I would love these as much as I did, but they were great. My friend got the kielbasa and pierogi plate and it looked amazing. The classic potato pierogis delivered exactly what you want from a traditional favorite: rich, hearty, and deeply satisfying. Paired with the kielbasa potato pancake, the dish leaned fully into bold, savory flavors, with the kielbasa adding a smoky depth that elevated every bite. The sourcrout bright, tangy contrast to the richness of the meal and kept it from feeling too heavy. An additional plate we ordered was the Zbójnickie Pierogi Skillet and that has quickly become a favorite. It comes with jalapenos, sour cream, pierogis and kielbasa which all has a wonderful flavor in every single bite. For dessert, we both had cheese blintzes with raspberry sauce and it was crispy and delicious. Overall, this was a comforting, well-balanced spread that honors tradition while still offering thoughtful, flavorful twists. The service was quick and even though the place was packed, our server was very attentive and gave us great recommendations. Definitely a place worth returning to.

    Julian H.

    Outstanding pierogis! I was going to take my parents to Nan Xiang Soup Dumplings in Westbury, however they put pork in most of their soup dumplings. Shrimp... with pork. Crab... with pork. Enter Pierogibites, a much more vegetarian-friendly restaurant. The servers were attentive and the ambiance was casual. My Asian parents are kind of picky eaters, they're the type of people who travel to Paris then only eat Chinese food while they're there (Why on Earth would you go to one of the culinary capitals of the world and not eat French food?!?). Instead of Chinese dumplings, we opted to go the Eastern European route and my parents were very impressed with this restaurant. I ordered the 8 pierogis and ordered 7 different vegetarian pierogis (Potato Classic, Mac & Cheese, Sweet Cheese, Sweet Potato, Sauerkraut and Mushroom, Arugula Goat Cheese, and Blueberry). I doubled up on the Sauerkraut and Mushroom pierogi. I opted to have my pierogis boiled and they were all served to me on a single plate with caramelized onions on top and sour cream on the side. The restaurant's menu says they import flour from Poland, that's probably why their pierogis feel like a warm hug inside your mouth. Now the fun part, Ukranian Roulette with pierogis. Slice into each one and reveal the surprise filling. Here's my ranking of all 7 pierogis that I tried: 1) Sauerkraut and Mushroom - the pierogi that I doubled up on ended up being my favorite. Great balance of flavors. 2) Potato Classic - classic for a reason. No frills pierogi that was perfectly cooked. 3) Sweet Cheese - really rich and cream cheese filling. Delicious! 4) Sweet Potato - this one surprised me. They cooked the sweet potato filling with cinnamon and maybe nutmeg so it has a nice fall flavor. If I ever come back here in the fall, these would be my "go to" pierogis. 5) Arugula and Goat Cheese - a very solid pierogi 6) Blueberry - a sweet dessert pierogi, the pierogi that I saved to eat last. It's not a bad pierogi by any means, but I overall prefer the savory pierogis. 7) Mac & Cheese - my 9-year-old son's favorite pierogi was my least favorite pierogi. Something about biting through a pierogi, then finding another food made from dough (macaroni). Yummy, but definitely better pierogis on the menu. I would try it once, just like you would try the newest food item released at Taco Bell. Overall, I would absolutely dine here again. Best pierogis that I've ever had.

    9/13/25
    Stacey S.

    9.13.25. Goulash was bland and arrived cold. Odd because dining room was empty at the time. Meat was far from tender. Mashed potatoes were tasty. Our server said it was his second day but was nice. Not running back.

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    Heather E.

    My wife and I came here for an after work date. She is polish so has moments of wanting a full polish meal and this place did not disappoint. The food was absolutely delicious. We got the kopytka with mushroom sauce, pan fried pierogis (potato classic, sauerkraut & mushrooms, sweet cheese, and blueberry), and the chicken Kiev. The only thing my wife wasn't a huge fan of was the sauerkraut and mushrooms pierogis. We will definitely be back!!

    Sam E.

    I can't speak for authenticity, but these pierogis were delicious. Got an order of 8 and mixed and matched the classic potato with sauerkraut and mushrooms, goat cheese and arugula and sweet cheese. The pierogis are soft, chewy and pillowy. My favorite of the bunch being the goat cheese: it gave it that necessary tangy flavor with no sour cream needed. The sauerkraut and mushroom was also a surprise hit, it feels lighter than most pierogis and has such an earthy flavor; truly unique. My order was takeout but, if you walk inside, its clean, spacious and has plenty of seating. If it weren't so far from my hometown, I would definitely come back to try some more traditional Polish offerings!

    Strawberry kompot

    The vibe is amazing! The service is really good for customers ,and food amazing overall great place

    Chlodnik , cold soup made from  beets
    Justyna A.

    Great place to try polish food , food was good the zapiekanka was great , we celebrated my mom birthday she was very happy , service was great 2 boys did great job , very authentic place definitely will be back .

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    Allison F.

    My partner in crime wanted stuffed cabbage for his birthday so his wish was my command!! We went on a Friday night and walked into an empty restaurant. Very clean and modern looking.. the waitress was very nice and seated us. I got potato pancakes and a cheese blintz Absolutely delicious, and portions were large. I took home 1/2 of my dinner to eat the next day. The waitress was very nice, answered all of our questions, didn't rush. There was us and another table with a large party but she kept checking in on us to see if we needed anything. The place is small so I think she was the only waitress but still gave us the attention we needed. Sorry for the choppy review, started it and forgot about it. All in all, I would definitely go back to try some of the other things on the menu.

    Stuffed cabbage, pierogies (cheese and potato), kopytka with mushroom sauce, and matzah ball soup.

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    4.8
    (66 reviews)
    35.6 mi

    The food and ambiance was AMAZING!!! Wow.So authentic! I was so impressed right off the cuff -they…read moreCREATED a table for the 4 for us. Even thou it was a last minute reservation. We were lucky to get a table as they were booked!! Their food - chefs kiss!! Really- the kitchen and bathroom sooo clean! The story of the restaurant --- we can't wait to go again, not just for the food or the people or the energy, also the love of the restaurants roots! Love life here, great, great food and DONT FORGET DESSERTS.. oh momma Mia, unbelievable. Thank you Corner of Ukraine - see you soon my daughter and rest of our family cannot wait! Love Nicole xoxo

    ABSOLUTELY FANTASTIC! You can see and feel the authenticity the moment you walk! The staff were…read moreincredibly friendly and attentive! The food was so fresh and delicious, you know it was homemade with love! As you can see from the photos we tucked into our dishes immediately so please don't mind that! The "meter" sausage was incredible, the Ukrainian mustard with horseradish was the phenomenal, elevated the dish! The roasted beet salad was so tasty and fresh! We ordered the stuffed cabbage and my guy said it was just like his German Grandma's. The chicken Kyiv was perfectly cooked succulent and favorable! The beef stroganoff was just so delicious, the mushroom gravy was incredibly tasty and the meet very tender! The honey cake for dessert is a must try! The boys loved the Ukrainian beers and the SOB drink was delicious! Definitely adding this restaurant to our regular rotation of places to go!

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    Varenyk House

    Varenyk House

    4.7
    (37 reviews)
    19.5 mi

    The people who work at Varenyk House are nice and not chatty. There isn't seating available. I was…read morejust in the other day and it looks like they got a bunch of new freezers and offer hot food to go now, too, not just fresh frozen! I bought a bag of frozen potato and cheese varenyk (pirogies), and they were delicious. Attaching a photo of what they looked like after I cooked them at home (boiled and then sautéed in butter with diced onion and spices).

    Came on a Thursday night a few minutes before closing and they had such a large selection of…read moreUkrainian goodies! the staff were still hard away making dumplings in the back. Once stepping into the store, you are met with large freezers and fridges stuffed to the brim with all things Ukrainian. Many of their dumpling items are in large packages (2-3lbs a pack) and range from $8-$15 per lb depending on the filling. $15 a pound for their lamb and short rib Pierogis. Price-wise, it's very fair! And you can taste to quality and heart they put into these Pierogis. Can't go wrong with any flavor. I got the lamb and it was stuffed with tender lamb pieces, no filler. And they make for great quick meals! I also snagged a box of cabbage rolls stuffed with a pork and rice filling. Simple home-y flavor and better than rolls I've gotten from restaurants. Just reheat and it's ready to go! $15 for 5 large cabbage rolls was a great deal as well! Would get again. The only thing I wouldn't get again is their soup dumplings, as it was a bit difficult to cook and was a little too doughy near the top of the dumpling. Flavor wise, it was delicious and had a nice broth (assuming you didn't pop them. Only 1 didn't pop). But it was a difficult item to cook right in boiling water, like the instructions mention. Perhaps, user error. Every item is sold by weight and labeled after selecting your items. But they're happy to check the weight/explain price before purchasing.

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    Streecha

    Streecha

    4.6
    (244 reviews)
    24.5 mi
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    I stopped by Streecha for lunch last Sunday after wanting to try it for ages. It's a basement, no…read morefrills Ukrainian restaurant with a classic menu and comfortable, casual cafeteria vibes. I had a cup of borscht and an order of dumplings, which were both great. The borscht was something I will crave for a while. The broth just had an incredible, balanced flavor. I thought since my food was pretty warm up and serve, that it would be a quick meal, but the service was pretty slow. I sat and waited a while. It was Mother's Day, so I think they were busier than usual with catering orders and moms and grandmas stopping by for desserts for brunch at home. So the pace of service may have been affected/out of ordinary for that reason. For those visiting for the first time: Take a look at the menu upstairs on the sidewalk before going down to the restaurant, because there was only menu downstairs at the counter where you order, so anyone coming for the first time will have to flip through the menu while holding up the line to order unless they know what they want already. When you go downstairs, the restaurant is behind the first door to your left; it's not well-marked. A lot of reviews say it's cash-only, but that may have been under the prior owners/management, because they definitely took credit cards/Apple Pay when I was there last weekend. If you love Ukrainian food, Streecha is well worth a visit. I love its no frills, classic approach to dining. It's a great option for a casual lunch if you're in the area and are craving some Eastern European fare.

    Streecha offers great comfort food for all of us who are either familiar or unfamiliar with…read moreUkrainian cuisine. I dragged my partner to the basement kitchen that is Streecha and he was unprepared to face three nuns in the hallway leading to the kitchen with his tattoos uncovered. The fear in his voice when he asked if we were in the right place was already a great sign. Tucked in a room to the left were several long tables and a lady in the front taking orders. We wanted to try a little bit of everything so we settled for half a dozen of meat verenyky, a half dozen of potato and cheese verenyky, borscht, and stuffed cabbage. Our favorites of the bunch were the stuffed cabbage and the half dozen potato and cheese verenyky. We only wished everything was hotter because it seemed only the potato verenyky was hot. But as a self-service kitchen that relies on the help of volunteers, it wasn't surprising. So if you're looking for Ukrainian food without spending a fortune at Veselka, Streecha is a great alternative. I also think they do affordable lunch specials so that's something else I need to try.

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    So cozy and clean
    Streecha
    Inside seating 8/2024

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    Veselka

    Veselka

    4.0
    (3.5k reviews)
    24.4 mi
    $$

    I've been wanting to go to Veselka for two years. I finally got a reservation on Resy, but it…read morewasn't really needed. They took walk-ins and had several empty tables. It's Friday, July 3...and it's a heatwave; lots of people are out of town and streets of NYC are not super busy. I got the lunch special with two fried BEC pierogi, two fried short rib pierogi, and a cup of cold borscht. For $4, I added the bacon/kielbasa/onion topping, which came in a little cup; it's worth it. Both pierogi options were great, but I actually thought the BEC was the star of the show. The egg was not runny and the bacon was chopped very fine; the filling was seasoned well with salt and pepper. My husband really enjoyed the short rib pierogi. Next time, I'll try the potato one. Service was fast and the prices were reasonable. The space is very retro with interesting art on the wall. My only (minor) complaint would be that the Diet Coke is watery, but I'm not gonna subtract a star for that. Will definitely come back.

    I have been going to Veselka for decades. It was always inexpensive and lively, and it became…read more"iconic." Veselka certainly is still lively, but the past few visits, I have been disappointed with both the food and the service. The prices have increased significantly (I understand this; inflation is everywhere). But the food feels "chintzy": anemic portions, child-size sides, no bread (which used to be standard). The service is mediocre. I think it always has been, but with the higher prices, I feel a bit more attention is in order. On our last two visits, it took quite a while for a waiter to greet us, a long wait for drinks, meals coming out at different times, etc. If you want to go to Veselka, because it's iconic, and a part of the history of the East Village, go for it. But you won't leave full, and you may feel cheated.

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    Short rib Classic Pierogi 4*
    Short rib Classic Pierogi 4*
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    Skovorodka

    Skovorodka

    3.9
    (280 reviews)
    23.6 mi
    $$

    My last time to Brighton beach was well over 20 years ago. I remember it well. All of the…read morestorefronts with. Cyrillic writing, clothes, food with wonderful smells, trays and trays of caviar, just bursting out the door. And, a Starbucks. Today, not too many Eastern European businesses are left. Now, it's banks, cellular, provider, stores urgent care, a 7-11, even a Popeyes freaking fried chicken. Oh, and the Starbucks is still there. After walking out of a very bad experience at imereti Georgian cafe down the street (see separate review) I found this place. Boy, am I glad I did. I was seated in the front. The restaurant was gorgeous. ! I could hear a beautiful voice singing, Eastern European songs in the back of the restaurant and at one point,, he switched to Elvis's "I can't help falling in love with you" in English. That made me a little emotional, because that was my late partner's and my song... Anyway, I decided to go for the crêpes with red caviar (salmon roe), and the Ukrainian borscht. Bread and butter is brought to my table. The white bread was OK, but the brown bread had a deep rich flavor. The crêpes come first, and they were amazing. The crêpes were very warm, soft and delicious. I loved the "red caviar". A little bit salty, more briny than fishy, and a wonderful explosion of flavor when the eggs "pop." in the mouth. I was very happy. Next came the borscht. It had cabbage, beets, potatoes, and either beef or pork. I'm not sure which one. The meat , beets and potatoes was very tender, and the soup was delicious and not too rich. A very satisfying flavor., the beets gave it a little bit of an earthy flavor. The sour cream that came with it, just added a creamy richness to it without overtaking the flavor of the borscht. 1000% a home run. Dinner wasn't cheap. Two dishes, two iced teas (I found out they charge for refills), and tax, and it came out to about $48 before tip, .I didn't care. I don't mind paying extra if the food is that good, and this food was absolutely beyond awesome. I would be glad to come back and try other items on the menu. Thank you!

    Stopped by as we wanted to try some authentic Russian food, and this did not disappoint! We ordered…read morethe classic Ukrainian Borsch, along with the green borsch with chicken meatballs, and the blintzes with meat to start. The classic borsch is very dill heavy, but that was my favorite! The blintzes were also delicious and came with a tangy yogurt/cream sauce. For entrees, we shared the chicken stroganoff with buckwheat and Cornish hen with mashed potatoes. The hen was incredibly tender with a dill gravy, and the buckwheat was perfect with the stroganoff. Overall really delicious dishes and a beautiful indoor environment! Also the service was incredible and the owner was very kind in explaining to us the dishes.

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    Ukrainian East Village Restaurant

    Ukrainian East Village Restaurant

    3.9
    (404 reviews)
    24.4 mi
    $$

    This place can get pretty busy during lunch rush on Saturday! Because it's more family owned, they…read moredon't rush you. Feels very home-y Loved the Borscht, will always get this every time we come back Tried their Ukrainian combo and it was delicious, stuffed cabbage, pierogis (1 meat, 1 potato, 1 mushroom, 1 spinach), sausage and sauerkraut. The east village combo was good too! The potato is really good. The portion size is decent! We were stuffed and didn't finish everything since it's a little on the heavier side. Pierogi ranking top fav to least favorite: Meat Mushroom Cheese Spinach Potato Also, tried the cheese Blintzes, which reminds me of a bit of a crème haha so it's more of a dessert Next time, we want to try the wiener schnitzel and the stuffed cabbage with cream mushroom sauce?

    Food is great. Service was slow at 9 pm. Cozy feel of the restaurant. There was a party with loud…read moremusic going on in the banquet room. For appetizer we tried salo (pork fat) - one piece was enough to try with bread lol. We also got a pickle soup - so dilly and pickly! Delicious if you like pickles. For entrees We got the special - pork stuffed mushroom and goulash. Pork was made really well and very tender, but the mushroom or the sauce was super salty. The goulash was the best -- potato pancakes they do really well - it was the highlight! Overall delicious meal.

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    Uma's

    Uma's

    4.0
    (265 reviews)
    16.2 mi
    $$

    On a lark, we decided to check out this Russian Uzbek joint. Odd place, so far from Brighton Beach,…read morebut why not. We arrive at this small storefront place, with reviews from the NYT, the Daily News and the fricking Smithsonian! Small. Like 36 seat plus a bat, we could sit where we wanted. Ordered quickly. The got a 750 ml bottle of beer for me and 500 for wife, and excellent roast eggplant salad, then Manti (meat stuffed pasta like Georgian khinkali), and a skewer of salmon. Salmond was fatty, but the seasoned vinegar balanced that. Our Kasha arrived very late. We were mostly done, but it was well made, not mushy at all. Halva ice cream was slick. Hipster crowd. Very popular. A very pleasant surprise

    Was looking for something different to have for dinner and remembered passing Uma's several times…read morewhen visiting the beach. Didn't know what to expect but really happy we decided to stop by. Its a bar type feel from the outside and really welcoming and chill on the inside. The waitress was super friendly and helpful; explaining everything to us since we were so undecided. We decided to get the scallion pancakes as an app. It was so flaky and had a great scallion taste. It was served with a yogurt sauce which was such a nice touch. We then got the Pelmeni which are handmade Russian raviolis.. so juicy and delish. As the main, we got the Plov, which is a traditional beef dish. I would eat this over and over! It was all so fresh ingredients. Not over seasoned, just a perfect balance of flavor. I really enjoyed Uma and can't wait to try different dishes!

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    The Rogi Shoppe

    The Rogi Shoppe

    4.7
    (128 reviews)
    50.2 mi

    I came here after a long time of reading about The Rogi Shoppe. I'm so glad to finally have the…read morechance to visit. Let me warn you if you don't know the Shelton area. Parking can be a little crazy. Luckily for my friend, this was not a parallel parking situation. The shop is right over the bridge when you come into Shelton, but you need to take a trip around the block to get to the parking area. Once you park, you head toward the bridge and walk up the sidewalk to the shop. Once in, you will see a counter with a menu board for ordering. The shop is small and only offers two bistro tables in the window. The seating is very tight, bigger people might have a problem getting comfortable. We were fortunate enough to snag a table on this visit. The food is offered to go or dine in. The portions are large and the pricing is reasonable. The default way of cooking the pierogi is fried. If asked they offer it other ways, but try it fried. You won't be disappointed. There were many flavors offered but I went more traditional with the 3 pierogi (sauerkraut and mushroom), kielbasa and sauerkraut . My friend got the 6 pc Buffalo Chicken. Both were very good. I had leftovers that I would've been able to enjoy if my son hadn't gotten to them first! I plan to go back soon. I can't wait to try other flavors, maybe even a sweet one. My only wish would be for a larger seating area. I know that my family would love this place.

    The only thing better than the homemade small batch pierogies is the friendship, kindness, and…read morethoughtfulness of the owner. She makes you feel welcomed as if you are in her own home. Everything was delicious and fresh. There's plenty of parking next-door to the restaurant. Our potato and farmers cheese makes for a great treat or as a side dish for a main meal course.

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    Pierogibites & More - polish - Updated August 2026

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